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Purim and Pesach Cleaning Specials for Chimney Sweep, House Cleaning, Air Ducts, Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery and more!

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Serving the Jewish community for a very long time with many references!

My name is David Zilberman and I am happy to serve the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish community. Please call me at 216-312-6371 (office) or 216-512-2211 (cellphone) with any questions or to arrange service.

I also have some amazing cleaning ladies (they are American and speak English). They are very professional, experienced, reliable, efficient and friendly with Many references in our community. We do provide our own cleaning supplies so that you don’t have to spend any money on that. And we do also guarantee your service, so if you are not 100% satisfied we will refund the money right back to you (which we have never had to do that, so I am very confident in my ladies)

Serving Cleveland and surrounding areas. Shomer Shabbat.

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Special Hand-Made Shemurah (Chaburah) Matzah Baked By HaRav Blum Shlita Of Cleveland Heights

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matzahOrder hand-made round Shemurah (Chaburah) Matzah baked primarily in the Pupa/Tzailem Matzah bakery in New York.

These thin and delicious Matzos are baked fresh shortly before Pesach for the Cleveland community by our very own HaRav Yehudah Blum Shlita of Khal Yereim Shul in Cleveland Hts and are available to us at a greatly discounted price.

Place your order through Shloimy Modes today (24 hours). Choose 1 of 3 convenient ways to order (email is the best).

Call: 216.397.9495
Text: 216.401.7507
Email: matza613@gmail.com

(Orders that haven’t been confirmed haven’t been received. We apologize up front for this rare occurrence and ask that you try again.)

Please place your order by Rosh Chodesh Adar Beis / Thursday, March 7th to ensure quantities. (This time frame includes those ordering Matzos baked prior to the Rav’s baking.)

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Purim Costume Shatnez Warning

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The Luach Davar B’Ito reminds all that Purim costumes (especially hats from Eastern Europe) may contain Shatnez, and accordingly should be checked in advance of Purim to make sure that the costume is usable. Renting a costume may prove difficult if one is not able  to partially open it up to inspect for shatnez. The Luach also advises against costumes that can scare others and also reminds parents to double-check the wearability of a child’s costume to avoid last minute disappointment that the costume does not fit or falls apart.

(Image from chabad.org)